Golmayo

02Geography

Golmayo is located approximately 4 km from the provincial capital of Soria. The municipality is traversed by major national roads, including the N-122 and N-234, which connect it to nearby regions. The terrain features both mountainous areas, such as the Sierra de Hinodejo and Sierra de San Marcos, and flatter regions where rivers like the Golmayo flow.

Natural sites

Sabinares Sierra de Cabrejas, La Toba, Encinar de Camparañón

03History

The historical records indicate that Golmayo was established as a constitutional municipality following the fall of the Old Regime. It has seen demographic changes over the centuries, with significant growth in the latter half of the 20th century as it incorporated several localities.

• 1528 27 tax-paying families recorded in the Censo de Pecheros.
• 1842 35 households and 150 residents counted.
• Mid-19th century Population recorded at 50 houses.
• Late 20th century Incorporation of nearby localities into the municipality.

Golmayo is a municipality in Soria, Castile and León, known for its varied geography and growing population.

04Heritage

Golmayo is home to several notable heritage sites that reflect its historical and cultural significance. These include religious structures and ancient bridges that showcase the region's architectural history.

• Monastery of the Monjía
• Etnological ensemble of La Cuenca
• Romanesque church in Nafría la Llana Dedicated to the Nativity.
• Romanesque ensemble in Villabuena Includes the church of San Miguel and hermitages.
• Roman bridge of Los Tres Ojos Located in Camparañón.
• Roman bridge over the Golmayo River Near the N-122.